Little Napoleons hinder improvements


The Government tries to consult stakeholders before implementing new regulations, but the feedback process should be handled professionally and objectively.

ON paper, Malaysia has quite a good framework to regulate businesses in Malaysia. The Malaysian Productivity Corporation (MPC) introduced a framework called the Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA), which is defined as a process of systematically identifying and assessing the expected effects of regulatory proposals.

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Opinion , Wan Saiful Wan Jan , columnist

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